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Ancient Cast Coin, Possibly Greek

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Ancient-Cast-Coin,-Possibly-Greek
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this weighs 7.9 grams, and has dimensions of 20x22 mm.

There is not much to go on.

It appears to be cast, those bumps look like casting sprues. This fact should narrow it down a bit.

On the almost obscured side, I see what might be faint letters above the dotted rim: ANT

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In a case like this, what I think we have is not a cast coin, but a cast blank which was then used to strike an otherwise-normal coin. Casting sprues like this can often be seen on small Seleucid and late Ptolemaic bronzes.
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most ancient coin flans were cast
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